Formation of Khuzestan Development Barriers Working Group by the First Vice President

According to the Mehr correspondent, the joint meeting of the first vice president Mohammad Reza Aref with the Khuzestan Governor Seyyed Mohammad Reza Mawalizadeh and the province's representatives in the Islamic Consultative Assembly was held on Monday, March 23, at the office of the first vice president in Tehran. The meeting was aimed at accelerating the development and examining the infrastructure challenges of Khuzestan province.

At the beginning of the meeting, Mawalizadeh presented a comprehensive report on the province's key capacities. He focuses on attracting investment in specialized medical centers, the realization of the economy Sea -centric Using the strategic location of the Persian Gulf, the transfer of bank accounts of industrial companies to the province to strengthen provincial taxes, and accelerate the completion of semi -finished construction projects.

The governor of Khuzestan also called for the allocation of funds to cities that had not received a special credit line during the recent visit of the president to the province. Khuzestan's representatives in the Islamic Consultative Assembly also expressed their views at the meeting.

Mohammad Reza Aref, the first vice president, referring to Khuzestan's strategic position in the national economy, said: “The government is ready to provide comprehensive support to removing the province's development barriers.” Our priority is to turn promises into operational measures in the shortest possible time.

At the end of the meeting, the participants approved a special task force with the direct responsibility of the First Vice President. The task force will consist of Khuzestan Governor and MPs and will provide operational solutions to address financial, infrastructure and environmental challenges. Also, the funding of $ 6 trillion was on the agenda through the combination of state -owned budget resources, private sector participation and the National Development Fund for cities that had not received a special credit line during the president's recent visit to the province.